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Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, presiding over a 7-judge constitution bench, made the observation on a reference that arose from the 2006 verdict of the Allahabad High Court, which held that AMU which was established in 1920 was not a minority institution.

The ongoing hearing by a bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud will involve questions of citizenship, “illegal immigrants” and rights of “indigenous Assamese” citizens in Assam .

In both matters, the MPs themselves are the affected party, and they have dragged their feet for years on formulating the rules.

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Election and pardon himself but hes not wrong in saying his case raises unique questions that need to be litigated pretrial. including the approval of the search warrant for mar-a-lago, the piercing of the attorney- client privilege and the impact of the presidential records act. many will say, treat him like anybody else, but theres a long tradition at the doj of not wanting to act in a way that might be perceiveas political. in the past two decades, for attorneys general, from both partepubcan...

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Abandoned cows prefer new, different crops but losses equally distributed if everyone plants sugarcane, say farmers